The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
Dramatic N0tes.

Dramatic Notes.
Adele Belgrade has resigned from
the Thomas W. Keene Company.
W. ]. Seaman has recsived $4,000
in royalties for his song 'Peek-s. Boo"
Miss Ida Vernon will be q member
Of Helen Oauvray's company the
coming stason.
Mms. Fursch. Madi will sing Trova.
tore for the frat time In Eoglish In
Boston Music Hall In October.
Mr. Charles A. Tinesy has been 10.
engaged as leading man by Gus Will
Jams. This is his third season with the
comedian.
Mile. Rhea's repertoire will include
Camille" FAIRY Fingers" "Frou
Frou," "Pygmslion and Gslstea" and
"a Dangerous Came"
Robert Griffin Morrls's new comedy
called Charlotte Russe" is a success,
and Miss Augusta Van Dsren Ia likely
to make money with 1t.
Jennie Yesmans has made a strong
success In Clay Greene's new comedy,
"0ur Jeonie." She Is the best sdver-
tised female star on the road.
The Hanlons' new "Fsntssma,"
Company begin an engagement In
Cleveland next Monday night, open
ing the new Columbia Theater.
Robert B. Mantell and his company
ara actively rehearsing the new play
Of "Monbsrs," preparatory to the
opening Of the season September 2elh.
"The Mouse Trap" by Sydney
Grundy, will be the opening bill Of
the regular season at Wallack's thea.
ter, with R1se Coghlan in the leading
part.
Robson and Crane are rehearsing at
the Union Square Thsater, where
they open September 26th in Bronson
Towards new comedy, "The Henri.
eta"
Tee Haulans' lie Voyage en- Suisse
Company appear in Milwaukee next
week, thence 70 the Grand Opera.
house, Coicsgo, for the week OF Sep
TENDER 10Th.
Mrs. Lapgtry opens her season at
the Fifth Avenue Theater with "As In
a Looking Glass." This will probably
be followed By IN adaptation Of Do
mas "Ffancillon."
Pauline Markham's new play, with
which she will open her reason on
September 10Th, is entitled "The New
Godiva." 1, 10 said 10 be a very strong
and we'll written drama.
W. J. ScAnlsn ia playing an exceed
ingly successful engagement 1T the
Bush Street Theater in San Francisco,
where he 10 appearing In "Shane ma
Lawn" to large audiences.
The Casino Ermlnis Company No. 2
will Include Fred Solomon as Cad dy,
Adj Cora Reed, 4. p. Temple, Ell.
gar Smith and A. W. Tsms. James
q. Seaman will be tho manager.
Harry Lacy believes be has made
the guccess OF bis life In the part OF
jack Manley, the New York fireman,
which he plays 90 effectively In Mr..
Arlhur's new play, "The Still Alarm"
"Bellman" has entered upon a,career
Of success al Wallack's theaier, and
Col. McCsul intends 10 keep Il upon
the stage until the close oi his season
at Wallack's, which will be October
9Th.
Beyond all doubt Csmpsnlni is 10
have his concert tour, and unless
one q the many "unforseens" that
besot a musicians life should prevent,
the great tenor will be heard once
more.
Morel, the great Morel. he OF the
sonorous silver voice, 10 coming back
10 rs, and should Nine. Valda 70,
"0tello," he will be the Isgo and pos
sibly Gsyarre may be heard - the
Moor.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company,
under the MANAGEMENT OF w. III. Foe
ter, play an engagement al the Fifth
Avenue Theater In January, when
Zsllie do Lussan will make her debut
~ Carmen.
Charles Hoyt's latest hit, "A Hole
in the Ground" will be given lie frat
production In New York tomorrow
evening. The scenes Of the piece show
the exterior and interior Of q country
railway station,
Miss Annie Robe will be stared with
Mr.. Y J. Henley In "Deacon Drodie,'
beginning September Goth In Mont
real. The entire company IL English.
Peter Blow, manager, and Frank u
Bowers, business manager.
1 Master josef Holman, who sur.
prised the leading musicians Of 30
rope ~ q prodigy OF the piano. has
signed with Messrs. Henry L, Abbey
and Maurice Gnu for q tour OF this
country, beginning about the middle
OF November.
Montgomery PhIs,er's revised Yer.
sion of"A Soap Bubble" was pro.
duced at Tony Pastors Theattr Mon.
day night, with T. j. farron 20 the
star. TIE piece 10 greatly improved,
and msde q hit with the audience,
Who we're KEEP, In roars Of laughter Tor
over two hours.
Mabel Sterling, the young. Ken
lucky girl who 10 preparing 70 blossom
out AZ a star In q mueical comedy
called "Three Corners" y eighteen
years Of age, and Ia described AZ en-
ceedinely handsome In lace and form.
She makes her debut In New YORK
during Das holidays.
aMesss. Oonried and Hermann
have engaged another hish.pnced .,m
for short American season IN me
ray.on Of Madame Nlemann- Raoe,
vho vIll appear 81 the Star Iheaier IN
New York, January 70. Madame
Rsbs Il the wife OF Ncimann tne Tenor,